https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9 Leaders will be able to distinguish the difference between hot and cool things at the molecular scale. en-us 2022-01-25 20:34:10 UTC 2023-02-03 23:11:40 UTC hello@padlet.com fabianescobedo15 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2012186679 Today Leaders will post a screenshot of their simulation and explain what they are observing! 
Don't forget to include the terms: Heat, molecules, temperature!]]> 2022-01-25 20:34:37 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2012186679 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2013757993 I made the heat molecules go up and I saw the molecules go after. Then when i put the molecules into the cold water it moved slow. When I put the molecules together the numbers on the graph changed. The molecules together moved as kinetic energy into heat in all the molecules. ]]> 2022-01-26 15:14:20 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2013757993 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2013776256 2022-01-26 15:21:33 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2013776256 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2014583361 I divided the molecules in two section one
section I was able to put heat so the molecules 
moved very fast. The other side I made the molecules very cold, and it moved slow.
When it was cold the degrees went down to 0 and when I put it goes up. The graph shows thermal energy go up because of heat and the molecules go up in Sample B.

]]> 2022-01-26 21:32:36 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2014583361 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016129812 The hot molecules goes faster and the cold goes slower. The tempature of something is determined by how fast its molcules are moving.The molecules in the cold water is moving slowly by short motion.The molecules in the hot water is moving faster more qucikly.]]> 2022-01-27 15:34:23 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016129812 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016147716 I added heat to the first sample then connect it to the other two samples. This showed the movements of molecules go from light to the other dark colors showed energy transfer. Then the first sample transferred heat to the other samples hold molecules that move faster when they heat up.]]> 2022-01-27 15:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016147716 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016186017 I combined all 3 samples. The sample a is slow moving molecules and not absolute zero. Sample b is medium temperature and c has the max which is why it is yellow. The temperature is shown with how fast molecule move. ]]> 2022-01-27 15:56:46 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016186017 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016187321 Sample A was at 100 degrees Sample b was at 0 then  they got mix then one kept going down the other kept going up. Sample A converted the boxes molecules were going faster the other was going slower it shows thermal energy because the heat energy was speeding up the molecules and thermal energy is heat energy converting from sample a to b.]]> 2022-01-27 15:57:19 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016187321 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016345984 When I put the heat up the molecules you start to see the thermal energy rise and the hotter it gets the faster the molecules moves. The colder the molecules get the darker they get and the slower and the molecules together is kinetic energy. The thermal energy goes into both sample A and B .]]> 2022-01-27 17:04:35 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2016345984 arianaw28 https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2022022290 I noticed that sample A's molecules could only go up to 225 degrees and the molecules were moving faster and much brighter while the sample B was much slower like the molecules were going to stop and the thermal was 0 degrees are absolute zero not to mention the molecules were much more darker then sample A.]]> 2022-01-31 18:52:50 UTC https://padlet.com/fabianescobedo15/wkze61tk02fsq7d9/wish/2022022290